Kilimanjaro National Park

Overview – Welcome to Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro is more than a mountain. It’s a symbol of challenge, achievement, and personal transformation. Rising proudly above the plains of northern Tanzania, Kilimanjaro is the highest free-standing mountain in the world and a dream for trekkers from every corner of the globe.
Climbing Kilimanjaro doesn’t require technical skills, but it does demand determination, the right pace, and a team that truly understands the mountain. The landscapes change dramatically as you ascend: lush rainforest, heather and moorland, alpine desert, and finally the glittering icefields leading to Uhuru Peak at 5,895m.
With Everyday Safaris, you climb Kilimanjaro safely, ethically, and comfortably. Our mountain guides are experienced professionals who have spent years on the mountain. They know every section of every route, how to manage altitude, and how to keep climbers motivated from the first step to the summit.

Why Climb Mount Kilimanjaro?

•  Stand on the highest point in Africa at 5,895 meters
• Hike through five unique ecological zones
• No technical climbing experience required
• A bucket-list challenge that pushes you and rewards you
• Sunrises above the clouds, dramatic glaciers, and unforgettable views
• Safe and manageable with proper acclimatization and an ethical team
• A powerful personal journey that many describe as life-changing

Popular Kilimanjaro Routes Offered by Everyday Safaris

Each route has its own character. We help you choose the one that best fits your fitness level, climbing style, and acclimatization needs.

Lemosho Route (7–8 Days)

Scenic, less crowded, excellent acclimatization, high summit success.
Recommended for climbers who want beauty and comfort.

Machame Route (7 Days)

The “Whiskey Route”: very scenic, popular, and well-balanced for acclimatization.

Marangu Route (5–6 Days)

The “Coca-Cola Route”: hut accommodation, gentle slopes, classic approach.

Rongai Route (6–7 Days)

Quiet, drier northern slopes, steady climb, great for those avoiding crowds.

Northern Circuit (9 Days)

The longest and best acclimatization route with sweeping views.

Wildlife and Landscapes on the Mountain

Kilimanjaro is more than a climb. It’s a journey through different worlds.

 Best Time to Climb Kilimanjaro

Kilimanjaro can be climbed year-round, but conditions vary.

Accommodation on Kilimanjaro

Accommodation depends on the route you choose.

Tented Camping (Most Routes)

Sturdy mountain tents, dining tents, comfortable sleeping mats, and full camp setup by our mountain crew.

Mountain Huts (Marangu Route)

Dormitory-style huts with bunk beds. A good option for those who prefer not to camp.

Why Climb Kilimanjaro with Everyday Safaris?

Your Kilimanjaro climb is only as safe and successful as the team supporting you. Everyday Safaris is committed to ethical, professional, and responsible climbing.

•  Experienced guides trained in altitude management and first aid
•  High summit success rates due to proper acclimatization schedule
•  KPAP-compliant climbs with fair porter treatment and wages
•  High-quality camping equipment and hygienic mountain meals
•  Pulse oximeter checks, safety briefings, and responsible pacing
•  Honest communication and support from the moment you inquire
•  Airport pickup, comfortable base hotels, and full logistics included